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Pictures often distort the colors, so it is recommended that you order our color swatches to view the colors in person. When you are ready to order the dresses, please also purchase them in one order to avoid dye lot variations.

Different bridal companies usually run different sizes, so please make sure you compare your body measurements with our size chart before choosing the size. If you don’t find a perfect standard size, you can have your dress made to measure too.

*It is advised that all dresses from the same bridal party are purchased in one order to avoid color variations. If you are purchasing dresses separately, please make sure that each order number is emailed to us IMMEDIATELY after a bridesmaid completes her order. This way all your orders will be ON HOLD until the last girl places her order. Please also try to complete all orders within 1 week and REMEMBER to notify us when all orders are placed so that the production can be started.

BASIC INFO

Any dress you buy from us will be completely hand made for you from scratch, even ordered in a standard size. For this dress, approximately 30 calendar days is needed for tailoring and processing. We also offer fast track options if want the dresses to arrive sooner. Please contact service@forherandforhim.com for more information.

RETURN POLICY

30 Days Return Guarantee. If you don't love your dress, you can choose to ship it back within 30 days of receiving it for a refund. See "Return Policy" for more details.

Custom Size & How to Measure

We recommend you to have your dress custom sized. By requesting 6+ detailed measurements,we guarantee you a perfect fit!

IMPORTANT NOTES

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Please carefully follow our “How To Measure” guide, and find a friend or family help you take the measurements. Just measure everything 2-3 times to be certain.

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Ideally, you should take off everything except your underwear to get an accurate measurement.

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No need to find a seamstress, because our measuring guide is very easy to follow. Plus, seamstresses usually take the measurements without referring to our guide, which might result in a poor fit.

This is the distance from the edge of the left shoulder across to the prominent neck bone located at the center of the back of the neck continuing to the edge of the right shoulder.

How to Measure

Place the tape on "top" of the shoulders. Measure from the edge of the left shoulder across to the prominent neck bone located at the center of the back of the neck continuing to the edge of the right shoulder.

Bust

This is a measurement of the fullest part of your bust or body circumference at the bust. It is a body measurement which measures the circumference of a woman's torso at the level of the breasts.

How to Measure

Wrap the tape around the fullest part of your bust and center the tape on your back so it's levelled all the way around.

Tips:

This isn't your bra size!

Your arms should be relaxed, and down at your sides.

Wear the bra you're planning to wear with your dress when taking this.

Under Bust

This is a measurement of the circumference of your ribcage just below where your breasts end.

How to Measure

Wrap the tape around your ribcage right below your bust. Make sure the tape is levelled all the way around.

Tips:

When taking this measurement, your arms should be relaxed and down at your sides.

Mid-Shoulder to Bust Point

This is the measurement from your mid-shoulder where your bra strap naturally sit down to your bust point (nipple). Please wear your bras when taking this measurement.

How to Measure

With shoulders and arms relaxed, measure from mid-shoulder point down to the nipple. Please wear your bras when taking this measurement.

Tips:

Measure with shoulder and neck relaxed.

Please wear your bras when taking this measurement.

Waist

This is a measurement of your natural waistline, or the smallest part of your waist.

How to Measure

Run tape around natural waistline, keeping tape parallel with floor. Bend to one side to find natural indentation in torso. This is your natural waist.

Hips

This is a measurement around fullest part of your buttocks.

How to Measure

Wrap tape around the fullest part of your hips, which is usually 7-9" below your natural waistline. Keep tape parallel with floor all the way around.

Hollow to Hem

This is the distance from your hollow to the hem of the dress.

How to Measure

Hold the measuring tape at your hollow while a friend pulls it down to the length you want your dress.

Tips:

When taking this measurement, stand straight with your feet together.

We define knee length as the area just below your knee caps. Measuring too high may result in a dress that is too short.

If this is a floor length dress please make sure you measure without wearing shoes.

Shoe Height

This is the hight of the shoes you are going to wear with this dress.

Arm Circumference

This is a measurement around the fullest part of your upper arm.

How to Measure

Tips:

Measure with the muscle relaxed.

Armscye

This is the measurement of your armhole.

How to Measure

In order to take your armscye measurement, you must wrap the measuring tape over the top of your shoulder and around under your armpit.

Sleeve Length

This is the measurement from your shoulder seam to where you would like your sleeve to end.

How to Measure

Measure from your shoulder seam to desired sleeve length with your arm relaxed by your side to get the best possible measurement.

Tips:

Measure with your arm slightly bent.

Wrist

This is a measurement around the fullest part of your wrist.

How to Measure

STANDARD SIZE CHART

IMPORTANT NOTES

Bridal sizes typically run smaller than regular clothes. For example, if you usually wear a 4 for your regular clothes, it does not necessarily mean that you are also a 4 with us. Please do compare your measurements with our size chart before deciding your size. The measurements on the size chart are body measurements, not finished dress measurements. Please note that for each adult floor length dress, we add an extra 2″ to the dress length for shoe height. For each junior or child floor length dress, we add 1″.

The estimate shipping cost for one dress being shipped to US is $5.00-$7.00, to Australia and Canada, $9.00-$11.00, to Europe and Asia, $10.00-$12.00. The exact shipping cost will be calculated during checkout.
There'll be big shipping discounts too if you order multiple dresses, so the more you order, the cheaper the shipping cost will be!

No! Bridal companies typically run smaller than regular clothes. So if you wear a 4 for your regular clothes, it doesn't necessarily mean that you are also a 4 with us. Please carefully compare your body measurements with our Size Chart before deciding your size with us!

Not at all! We have a very clear and easy-to-follow Measuring Guide, so you can just find a friend or family to help! Please do follow our Measuring Guide even you seek help from a professional seamstress.

If the dress is made with a high-low skirt, the "hollow to hem" measurement is from your hollow to where you want the shortest point of the dress to be. The shortest point is usually the middle point at the front of the dress.

Please simply email us your order information, including the dresses you plan to purchase, the colors, sizes/measurements, quantity and detailed shipping address. We will help place an order for you from our end, and then invoice you for the payment.

Simply log into your account with us and find your order in your "Order History. If you order status says "Order Confirmed" or "Processing", then it means we have confirmed your payment. If your order status says "Pending", then your payment didn't go through. You can mouse over the question mark near "Pending" for instructions on how to complete the payment again.